Ln
d vicinity:
nd Friday,
Cloudy “and
in the who
Plea n
in 0 her
a 'are cen~
o
Genetjally cloud
with rising to
unsettled weathp
region and N 1.1
weatiiér prevbl‘lli ‘
sections. Low p . :
tI1ai in the lake iii! mi south of
as are ris-
ti‘al sections and the
Conditions favor for this
lo dy weather and
no Warmer.
8 Y
possibly local 5110’
Grace Church vestry will hold a
meeting, this arching. .1
pun—-
Mrs. Robert A. Shaw, of West street,
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
--Roe Shad, 25¢ each; Bucks,120c., at
Illayes' sII. ,
WW . 1
”Miss Caroline 0. seminars“ Lil
Paul R. Cutblli are visiting in New;
rpm.
K. W. Mansfield will lesfive this week
for Georgia, where he ll enter into
business
lowa claims to havemore banks anLd
larger bank deposits than ever before
in her history.
.1. William Vollmer has given some
of his graduation flowers to the Nor-
walk Hospital.
Lewis H. Nash, of Eimwood avenue
has been granted another patent for a
water meter. ’
——Carpenters wanted by S. B, Wilson.
Leader Howard J. Smythe, who has
been playing in the theatre at Yonkers.
N. Y.. has returned to his home in
Stamford.
The metal drinking cup. which Lwas
stolen from the Nathan Hale memorial
drinking fountain, has been replaced
by a t1n cup.
Mrs. E. H. Hotchkiss. of Arch street.
has gone to Hot prlngs. Arkansas.
where her brother-ln-law, F. G. Hotch-
kiss. of Ansonia, is ill.
Tomorrow the local schools will be
closed. it being the date of the Teach-
ers‘ convention. Arbor and bird day
therefore will 'not be celebrated.
Miss Lena Howard..ot Washington
street. who went to New London be-
cause of the serious illness of her
grandfather, has returned home.
Governor McLean has signed the
bill giving the Danbury a ’Beth‘ol
electric road permission to e tend its
road to the New York state line.
Mrs, Margaret Lauder. of West
street who has been spending the win-
ter in Georgia and North Carolina. ar-
rived home yesterday afternoon.
Charles Slavin. of North Main and
Ann streets. has three freak kittens.
about one month old. which he claims
havewiouble ears, each feline having
four distinct and separate care. He
has been offered a good price for the
curiosities. but declines to sell.
A new lnhcritancetax law in Minuet
sota avoids the unconstituional tea-1
tures of the old law by providing for a
tax on both real and personal, proper-
ly. The rate is five per cent. on collat-
eral and one per cent. on direot‘lnheri-
tances, with an exemption of $5,000.
I I.I W I L.
Frederick M. Sal‘moh’s' valuable
road horse is ill at the barn of WilL‘
iiam Weaver, Norwalk, suffering with
an attack of gastritis. Mr. Salmon;L
drove the horse to‘Norwaik, Saturda,
in apparently good health but when}
Norwnlk was reached it collapsed.
Court Mahackemo. Foresters of Am
crica. is arranging for a smoker and
entertainment which the lodge will
give on the Lurching of Wednesday;
May 15th it is expected that the}
newly elected grand court oilicers wil
be present on the occur: on. Anothe
———
.f;
‘gaIg’iiokeglot Hotetgpii h
,raya.aween sour ~
p. 111., a 0 daily between 9’0!de %
1 privileges this season.
employment oi childretim
years in mines. factories
shops.
WWW
Leroy Adams. at South Nor-wall ’
was had been spanned severarlhiyo
with friends in Southnort;.has reliant
IeIId ”home :- .
WW LL . .1
M. Rosen 09111 land
can LLLL'L‘b ”15113111111 gm“ thaw gin-lord 3%
one an 9 p. 111., accumulators.
hula. Bridgen rt. Ellen unwind {and
diseases tree ed.
The Epworth League of the South
Norwalk Methodist church ”0111 field an.
mystery tea and entertainment in tho
church. one evening next week. ‘1
James 0' Hora. former 1115
the Mahacke‘mo Hotel dbl b8 1111;111
steamship Teutonic, forx Hillel-pills you.
terday, to be absent several Months.“
An entertainment _o,f “Xe 9 er;
Time" will be given under the 923
piece of the inasmuch Circle of King' a
Daughters of the Norwalk Methodist
Church; next IWeIdnosId y
18m“ Eva Taylor,
ling her brother
121' ard streb
companied by her sister bylaw,
William C. ruler. of the; W
The Norwalk Harugarl will h id 11
meeting. ,this evénln‘g, at will the
grand oillcers will be present to make
arrangements for the state lodge meet-
ing :0 be held here on Tuesday. Aug-
ust .
Mrs.
t
a
From Manila corner; the news that
there has been a Weatport boy killed
in that far away land. William McGll.
son of Bernard McGlll, of, Westport.
vice for nearly a year. Soon‘ after he
enlisted he was sent to 5in thcisho,
and from there on to the Philippines
The class of 1900, Center High
school. will hold its first reunion in
the Central Club mom: on Wédnosday
evening, May 1d. at which time boy,
will ‘glve a rdo‘e'ption add (Llano
their relatives and friends. . The occa
3101) will be entirely informal and the
members are working hard to shake it
thoroughly enjoyable. ,
The vesper ear ice at
Norwalk Congress tonal Church. Sun
day afternoon. will be largely musical.
The new courtship, Mice A. Agnes Cha-
pourlan, soprano: Miss Aimee Wood
contraltLo: F J. Forde tenor. and Ches-
ter Benedict, basso. will be heard for
the first time in‘ an elaborate pro-
gramme.
i
—~Large North Rl‘ver Roe Shad, 2511.
each, at Hayes' 8.
Professor and Mrs. Frank Field, of
Lynn, Mass" arrived in South Nor-
walk, last night. and have taken ,W
their residenca at Rothn Point l
the summer season The alas or
has conducted the glass "an ego“
stand at the point for several seasons
and last year also had charge 01! the
soda and ice ‘cream stands." '
probable that he will ha the lump
here id no
doubt that he will again have the tori
mer ones.
"3‘The 'Rev. tolgidward lilv;rett Halo. is
sub a ersona s atob..r o-
gray11112381311911n in the Mllntl'nygae-
View of Reviews, for M.ay
photographs are shown of Mr. Hale.
'l‘wo show him «with no attend
background, while the t ism was
him in his study. ctureEi
,Hale's residence is pAroduced. as fis al-
so the church of which the reverend
gentleman ds blister emeritus and was
for years the pastor. The Rev. Mr‘.
IHIalIeII resides in Boston.
M 1.11.1 Iuhl 1 n-
ganlzed, man and .
dors%
1;I1
, c. y
lawn; just the
The young man has beeni n the ser. L
the South '
Three L
1. he White ‘3an 110.11.111-
.r1 1
to ”ye ‘
c’d lice
L oriented ,
era and
L stylish, handsome hot:
38:2?an ,. LLl‘eePing as
High; will . muslins 111 so great
I a wealth of tasteful patterns it is ‘ ‘
moat Iglfitult
dBut‘lhegl‘Ld‘S‘W-lpil
1SlchIiidia’linondmg linen as
8311,; the ..
toria.
inch lawns. 6V2C to 19¢
As didt‘y a slimmer own as
be attired (foothill? w on made
up over as sbft color lining lawn.
procurement your coming.
Front Wei ~ . .
NEW. 81.138.98.31. .. . ,
‘ Ribbons amines. mor
able and richer this sea
\‘ This is but 01110611111110. whole
Dresden figures and almost weird
Pérérdn designs, at 50c and 59c
and L650
A‘ plain color ribhtm with dainty
white lace edge. beautitul. 91951:.
A pure white with brocad dIIfigh
urcs at 59c. 1‘
«.
LiIrlI" '11“
color on White. 5511.
Wide miliinery ribens at many
prices from 35c to 75c.
We are glad to make ribbon
boars for all sorts of nose.
with no extra charge. . .
Right of main door.
1..
will: howilltln
om; opens co. ‘
‘ Bridgeport.
112% 211111.91;
t2: Lmotel? .
YOlllLllfi ,
highs, such Milti i021
para quality. at the price
you not see how desirable Hollow
Ichase here?
'threns AND PAPER Iva/blonds
WANTED. ; 1: ‘.
11111111 llll
. Painters and Paper Hln LLbLL 1L '
313 South Main seat. :3
Opposite anllond Street.
(
w,
Fancy plaids in a single soft .. .L ,L
Doit‘
per cent. as development progress 81
in its Pannsylv dip,
,Vlrgih‘la all “T‘ ,
One $11,!de w 3
oil. " mite 1111 ‘
$1 eddhuih‘o'w t1 mli'ibatwfl'iildnts
share. Will be rth $3. 00 in a ye
Write emfor particulars and prospect]
Cldvoh 11d 0 Cotonou, Fla
Agents. 121 Ellci id avenue 0 ovals. ,
ill'8titifi will blame“! Bathtilflymightr
assessable MB.
c ole 111101-1110 newt, '
Ohio.
12m Lb.
lal/gc Lu. 1
I' ‘ 12 to in: La.
‘ I so. LI.
130 LflIa :
m 1.11.
caverns bit hillil sin“ l‘L'L oil;
131111.91 ., ' fi 111 .
he‘pe 1’1 * " y. il pay ‘r on
0%!“ (1 Wet
elrppfrlme t. 1.
m
tionsI will;
set ‘L 88W
‘ there Was a slight crash. The
d which hold the two cars together. was
LL23” $311. 3&3)?
New 1131 hoisL
Depends upon the clothes he
wears. Rusty clothes make a
race In“; bottles on! Do it
where they sell spruceloolnng
claims. We will glye you suits
in stripes. plaids. sills. mixtures
or plain colors, for from
-.‘»‘1
$6100 to $111 on
go,»-
“like betweenI priced suits are
first, class.
Try our new special at
.1.
1'80“
$II0 00
who ,; value we ,give at this
mains will-he an agreeable sur- ,
prise to you.
Open Every Inventor; Until 9
(1'0le
.L"'. .. 1‘1 {‘1
Telephone 188-12.
in,~ amps. 510., " tot“ the 116331-
pending 'th
Ian?“ L
: crowd of people. who were then on
1" '1‘ its b
- 11.101111013111111 cases of more than pass-
formed
i lm‘ilfiflldi‘ells. many thorium there
L Noteworthy cl... for the May Term
,I,,cb'u11c11,' comm Star
1, comma; to recover $1.200 insurance
: mdobt what in other countries would
as on a any.
6
arms
* {to
L 11111; 1.1110111101111113
rod
L. him mama their place?
‘ ‘11 my 1 11
was man u ,,
thirty miles 11131111111; or
11521 L
man on top of the traind‘ notlclidfa
something was wrong and bumedlately
signalled to new: The . hiliiser‘ rc‘
versed the throttle 82” ~» WW “didn‘t 11113101
If??? by ti}; brake l ‘ 1,0? t1
11 won mesons we a
as it had separated 1.3818” dl d
blight 1100i (mm-121m. “
A tedrlcnd collision was sure to be
the result. it the engine was brought
to a sudden stfl... Eh a1
a
given to go if!“ I cirp
co soon. as ado ~
containing abo tween loartigd care.
was going at the rate of tmenty mile
an hour and gaining ran my on t 9
forward part»... i... as ”111th 1, ,
out. Faring .j, realigned; fié
the signal 11 “again on 01101 t n11
lie so, It began to gain a little and then
-‘ . h, " ‘ The brakemen
1, 1,11 a .
11st i‘Lound that the pin.
missing. This was the coin trouble.
and how it could have slipped from
its place, is a mystery to the truinmen.
Amery pin was procured. the cars
together ade the train IwIent
Shortly alter the accident happened
in! toga. the t
torrl le firtlad
11:“ a Meet Millie“ dd- ,.
{Fills 1m..snmlrient ,to draw a
Dolls
rk. Going to, the track
there was 1a Mtib‘nary
11111.net"
twists arc-metro
track was linedIIwith curlosityIseekers
Of "Supfirld‘r Court.
1; The to one ~-a1111111nlzo1r. of large tore
pip ”Egg” W” set. down for, hearing in
be (“rid of the gupbrlor Court.
ate amount I 237178.811.
ing into to come on this term are:
Connectlzlltt 33111111.: dzIIRaiiway Cor.
EDD 4M ligand 0 pedessors o
Norw k.
Séth Ifliilfiand other: 1:1. Burr 8;
«import for t a return 0
fl‘gdlilt stockililioldL them by Per-
orcy L Johnson. Plaintiffs allege
Johnson had no right to sell
John Shortlist! Hoyt’s appeal from
assessor set the town of Dorian.
State 'bf‘flonne’cticilt. in behalf of
Orange Merwln vs, William N. Beards-
ley, of Bridgeport. to recover $5,000
bond on the Wordln estate. ~
Mlphbeth :Murnane vs. Park City
Fraternity, of
on her daughter Elizabeth.
James Staples & Company. vs. N. Y..
N. H. & H. R. R. Co., for $3.000.
amount due in fees as purchasing
agents for the railroad.
TRICKS OF THE FILIPINOE-
Described by General Bell, who Hal
Just Arrived in Walhlnoton.
NEW' YORK L'May ZwBrlgadler Geno
Smalls Bell, who has
Hillglfbil direct from the Philip-
pines. Where he was in command or
four departments of southern Luzon
is quoted in a Times special from the
capital as saying:
"One-sixth of the natives of Luzon
have either been killed or have died
of dengue fever in the last two years.
"The 1039,01 life by killing alone has
been very great. but i think that not,
one man‘ has been slain except where
his death served the legitimate pur-
ah of war. Itihas been necessary
probably be thought harsh measures.
for the Fillnin‘od tricky a1")
and has to be foug t in me 0 1'1 way.
within 150 yards of my headquarters.
His executioner was a boroman. who
came into camp disguised as a. fruit
War He has his hole mo in his
gas at and at the opportune moment
re
lag the wagons or
as a tax of one
He and six men concealed
111111111. After that there was no more
levying of taxes. '
roubio by tampering wrth ou tole-
ior a‘whlle we were obliged
root ovary one outside of our lines
within 1 0 yards of the telegraph poles
he Was shot. On one occasion
Irllipinos: were tonnd dead holding to a.
mold on they hadwropimd around a.
Lift“ #40,. one
with Muslim
NEW 081110111118. May 2~Durlng the
'41er cutaway afternoon, as
précident
occupied by 389W?
Position! y
‘1]: 11‘ 1"... ‘neriil‘wasln'illi'
hie stately ‘schtcr can or
hd‘i incident «direct genomic know
‘1 “AMONG THE
‘ WI»!!! WRIST-S
his every day, and they'll continue to
climb while we
of stylish up-to-d
just arrived in . .
crafty ~L
“One or my sentinel: was beheaded 1
, it,‘ and With one blow out of: the '
1 sentinei'a head.
. 1 “The Elliot 015 in my district were
.1 in he habito stop;
- halves and balms
American dollar on each load or hemp. 1
. Frequent, complaints were made to me.
~ , and one day i sent Captain Hand. of . _
who, F‘orty- filth Infantry, to stop the ~‘
1.31uctioe.
1 , themselves in a covered wagon. When ,
they were: held 111p they opened lira .1011: ,
1 the ,inhuracnta. and five of them were 11
,1 “The insurgents also caused 11 much I
it a man has caught .
8m. ., 1
know who shot them,-
Mtholr fate was sufficient to keep ,
an)” 0.1 thhlr: mcomradcp from tampering;
'W .,
LOLARFILILAGLB WHEEL CAME ,UFF.
batty wall titling can 1
“1 Mind to the li tel 11 wheelbase oi!
“the on 53311139
mac .'
the parade. ,
Season fairly opened. Bales climb" '
33kg such allot-lags 1
trusts as theso' .. ‘
‘ UD
want to been
before you:‘ N6 «1131
have been lnol‘e dhrélull
L‘adles' Shirt Waists 1n percale and
Lawn. special. 39c.
Ladies' Walsts, nicely made, good
quality Gingham or P'érch’le‘. 50c.
Ladles’ iWhite Lawn Walsts tucked
back and front. new sleeve 8L9c.
ladies" Chambray shirt Watch; in
plain colors or stripes, Bishop sleeve,
funcy' collar. $100 . 1
Ladies’ plain colored Chamhray
Waists. latest style tucked front and
back, front insertion trimmed $1. 39.
‘ m
If sauna or salts.
Exceptional buyingI opItIJol-tunitics “in 17c
conic our way areas one y When ‘
3:“ do come our way, We at once put hafiefigmfa‘ifiléf tripe and
em 11 your way. so you may share in
the saving. I5Ii’ifomen' s fast black polka d
191111311 wash silks new line in am Women's last block plain (’11
the new and best colors, special value. with white feet, 12%11.‘ r
Women' s fancy lace. llsle, h
500 and 750.
49c yd.
m
21-inch an 5111: Foulards in the int
"4 Washington Street. south Norwalk, Conn LL
Vests. 1,2560.
Women’ 8 line cot
fancy colored inch 1
1 Womeh’s llsle thread Yes
pink and Fblue. 0011255218
Man’FS .
Delivers. r1111 11111 111285;"
Men's mailman Bulb,
and Drawers, superior '
.1819. 2.90
Childrenis' line ribbed ll
heel Eind toe. fashioned Iheel I.II2
The Most Popular Whisks
in America"
WRIGHT ‘1 TAYLOR.
Di
Louisville; Ky. "
FOR SALE BY
Genital Food LL00.’s Store
YOU CAN FIND
GROCERIES -— Both Staple and Fancy.
CHEESE —— Elegant ,Cream, Engll,
Roquefort,
.Dairy, Miniatupe Cream, etc. L
».
FRUIT -— Florida andCalifornia Navel Oranges, a...
anus and Extra Fine Grape Fruit.
VEGETABLES —- Spinach, Cauliflower, Celery.
' Roe shad are coming now. and we are hailing
luck in g‘ctting'the good ones, anathcy take to:
very readily. Will be pleased to show them‘ to you if .
will call on us.
l
The Central Food
Corner Railroad Place and
,, Washington Street
11.3.11 ‘1"
.4
sing-«r "H 11p 12
lIIIlLII'ILUIIiNilfliil‘
011le mam... mammal: c
. méizltll shoots affiliation or when”; on Law
Midmwl bl
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